What are your favourite Free VSTs?
What are your favourite Free VSTs?
I recently discovered Helix [http://www.audjoo.com/Helix.html] and was blown away.
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my top 5 freebies at the moment...
Crystal2 by Greenoak - a definitive freeware synth. amazing envelopes, huge flexibility; it's a sound-designer's wet dream.
MFM by u-he - i didn't realise this earlier version of u-he's monster distorto-filtering-delay-box-thingy was now freeware, but it kicks ass (although you sacrifice the gorgeous interface & advanced features of its progeny, MFM1 and 2).
Electric-Q by Aixcoustic Audio - just an amazing quality EQ.
Ambience by Magnus - the donationware algorithmic reverb, Ambience is capable of everything from lush, dense cloudscapes to clangy metalloid space modelling.
Stardust by Arguru - amazing multiband compression / bass expansion / limiting goodness.
Crystal2 by Greenoak - a definitive freeware synth. amazing envelopes, huge flexibility; it's a sound-designer's wet dream.
MFM by u-he - i didn't realise this earlier version of u-he's monster distorto-filtering-delay-box-thingy was now freeware, but it kicks ass (although you sacrifice the gorgeous interface & advanced features of its progeny, MFM1 and 2).
Electric-Q by Aixcoustic Audio - just an amazing quality EQ.
Ambience by Magnus - the donationware algorithmic reverb, Ambience is capable of everything from lush, dense cloudscapes to clangy metalloid space modelling.
Stardust by Arguru - amazing multiband compression / bass expansion / limiting goodness.
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Re: What are your favourite Free VSTs?
I have so much respect for someone who would go to the trouble of making such an awesome synth free.spkey wrote:I recently discovered Helix [http://www.audjoo.com/Helix.html] and was blown away.
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Whhaaaa??! I'm am so gonna download that right now!aeon wrote: MFM by u-he - i didn't realise this earlier version of u-he's monster distorto-filtering-delay-box-thingy was now freeware, but it kicks ass (although you sacrifice the gorgeous interface & advanced features of its progeny, MFM1 and 2).